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Breakdown of all grades and Final Grades
Final
Exam is Friday May 16th, 13:30 hrs. It will include ALL course
material (Lectures, Textbook and Students’ Presentations).
Each group will send 3
questions before 10 pm of the day before presenting. I will post the question
on the website as soon as I receive them (see below).
Link to RateMyProfessors.com
Midterm II grades (Finally!). Section
I is worth 64% (8 points per question)
and Section II 36% (18 points per question) of the Midterm. If you want
to calculate your total midterm II grade on a 0-100 base do the following:
|
Section I score |
+ Section II Score x 36/28 |
= Total Score |
Or save yourself some time and
just check the excel files with grades!
These are the topics and
dates for your presentations.
On 04/21/08 we agreed that
the preliminary presentation on your topic will take place the class before
your presentation right after finishing our lecture.
Section I questions were
worth 5 points each and section 2 15 points each. Your exam score is the number
circled at the top of first page, in order to get your final grade divide it by
95 (e.g. exam score is 80, your total score or grade will be 80/95 = 84.2 or
“B”).
Please read the Guidelines for Presentations
Guidelines for assignments
are already available (click here)
Course
Material
5. ISI slides
ISI slides in just 15 pages
6. The Latin American
Debt Crisis (1)
The Latin American Debt Crisis (2)
7. On Privatization
costs and benefits.
Some slides about privatization
8. Inflation
9. Stabilization, and Fiscal reforms (by J. Diaz)
10. Trade
11. Mexican Financial Crisis (1994)
13. (Paper about) Financial Sector FDI
Midterm I: study
guide
Midterm II: study
guide
Students’
presentations![]()
Group presentations: study guide
2. Trade
Diversion-Creation in MERCOSUR
3. Dollarization
in El Salvador
7. Remittances
Brief notes on trade
agreements
Additional Material
2. Unpleasant
arithmetic of budget and trade deficits
3. Growth in Latin
America (Long summary)
5. Latin America on
the Rear View Mirror
6. Tips on
presentations (By T.J. Kehoe)
7. Two documents on Argentina: A.K and G.B.
8. This is a paper that you may want to
look if you want to read more about FSFDI